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    EZ Way Rental Center

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Party City - you wanna piece of me?!

    Party City

    (6 reviews)

    Can you feel personally attacked by a Thanksgiving party supply display? Asking for a friend…read more.. Shake a turkey leg and get over to Party City to shop some great last-minute decoration trimmings for your Thanksgiving shindig! If your family takes its eating as seriously as the rest of America, then what makes you think you can just skimp on the fun decor? It's okay to be a little extra when it comes to Thanksgiving decorations, arguably the most underrepresented holiday in the decor game, and thanks to Party City, you can let your freak flag fly high and gobble til you wobble this year! Want to stick your face through a large foam piece of pumpkin pie and wear it like a hat/mask? Done. Don't have much of a sweet tooth? Wear a foam turkey hat instead. Afraid of hat head? Throw on a pair of turkey shades and sit next grandpa - you might have to give him a nudge to wake him out of his turkey coma, but that's showbiz, baby. The possibilities are endless at Party City, so don't @ me -- there's something for everyone. In all seriousness, if Party City can pack three large display racks to the gills with a variety of fun and festive Thanksgiving party supplies, mix 'n match paper goods, photo booth props, turkey dinner to go bags, turkey lanterns, garland, dish towels, and DIY pilgrim hats for the kiddos, in addition to the countless other aisles chock full of party supplies, then it's my firm belief they can make any holiday a little extra. Party City is what it would be like if Charming Charlie's (the accessories store, RIP) got in the party biz: everything is organized by color, and probably made in China. Can I mention their balloon game is poppin'! I ordered a few basic balloon "arrangements" for an event I threw recently, and not only did they blow them up with some of that premium grade A, hard to find helium, but they also attached strings, anchored them to cute little balloon weights I purchased, and perfectly sized/spaced them out, achieving that height/aspect ratio only realized by a true balloon master. Just another reminder that there's genius walking among us, and not all heroes wear capes. In closing, I walked in just wanting to place the balloon order, half expecting this place to be a glorified dollar store, with aisles looking more like the morning after a wild rave than those belonging to a neat and tidy, "we have everything," party supply store, but boy was I wrong! I was blown away by all the goodies packed inside this party in a vanilla box, ranging from the in your face Thanksgiving display (it saw me coming from the parking lot, I never stood a chance against that beast) to the super helpful staff (shout out to Rosey and Malika for modeling some photo booth props, and just being generally awesome people/Party City employees). I can't speak for all Party Cities, but this location was a slam dunk, and I 100% would return to this particular location to see what my homegirls, Rosey and Malika, have in store for the Christmas schwag, and to see what seasonal flare I can add to an event or dining room near you!

    Located in the Mohawk Commons, Party City has just about everything you need for your next…read morecelebration: birthdays, graduations, holidays, weddings, sweet 16, fiestas, luaus, sports, or any celebration that you can think of. Party City has a great selection of all kinds of theme and colorful decorations, plates, napkins, cups, cards, costumes, hats, leis, noise makers, balloons, wrapping paper, party favors, toys, candy, supplies, and much more! Gibson greeting cards are 50% off! They carry many kids theme items such as balloons, favors, (plates, napkins, cups, & table covers are 50 percent off MSRP) for Spiderman, Superman, Power Rangers, Muppets, Disney characters, Hannah Montana, High School Musical, Bratz and more! The costume masks in the back of the store are pretty cool. The Burger King mask is my favorite one! They have lots of colorful fiesta beads, sombreros, and ponchos for that Cinco de Mayo celebration. Overall, the prices and selection are very good here!

    Party City

    Party City

    (4 reviews)

    I was the first person in this store. I ordered my balloon bouquet, the front desk people continued…read moreto help every other person in the store before even starting my balloons. Which you pay good money for. Apparently when you go there, give yourself about an hour for 4-5 balloons. They have no idea how to treat their customers. Then when I left and came back since a lady before me got all her balloons before I did that came into the store AFTER I did, they didn't even know who I was getting my balloons off the counter. Never again. Dollar store here I come next time. Horrible customer service.

    For over the past month I had been seeing signs near this Party City store reading "Halloween…read moreCostumes". However, I was surprised when I went inside. It had been my very first time and I thought I'd never need or find myself inside when I went looking for something to spice up my Halloween 2019. I had had a "costume", but when I later learned I didn't like my own choices (for an adult costume), I had to try it out. Although at first I encountered areas with kids costumes, when I went over to the wall where a few more oddball costumes were, all I found (that would fit my lifestyle) were several boas (similar to leis but using feathers - something I'll discuss in a bit), several beaded "lanyards", several tutus (for both children and adults, and something I later thought different about when I saw them - having been male and a "little" overweight) and several other smaller choices that I thought would never have fit me. There were tights and the like on that wall. About the only thing I got there that day was this patriotic small hat - and though I realized my problems after purchasing the boa and keeping it - the boa went into a parks' garbage can. Now, I'm an Uber and Lyft driver. I drive my own car for a living, and I thought later that if someone has a feather allergy and didn't tell me, it wouldn't be a blessing - but a sure shocker. I know they don't contain real feathers, but when these feathers move around, they shed their tiny hairs all over where they touch, and that's what I realized would happen. I wanted out with that boa - and so, in the garbage it went. Next, I came to several candy aisles. There were candies of all sorts on at least two dividing walls and at least two circular "dividers" inside the aisle. Although I thought that was a cute touch, when I realized that maybe I should make Halloween (today, while writing this) special, I had to buy a pack of chocolate coins (this one happened to be purple to match the "now non-existant" boa) which I could - and still will - give to my passengers/riders. I came upon colored balloons - but thought that it would get out of hand if I was to give my riders ones and it would impair my ability to drive. But that's when I moved further in again. I came upon another divider worth of other parties' needs. Things I didn't need for traveling on a day - things meant mainly for houses and rooms with posters and the like. I moved up towards the registers then. However, I had to stop when I encountered hair coloring in spray cans. I couldn't resist myself buying my first purple-colored hair spray. Paired with the funky hat, I later learned would be something not worthy of my choosing, seeing the weather conditions (I should have checked the weather report for the day of use). I looked around for more, but nothing was really exciting me, and I had limited amounts of money to spend. I was estimating my cost and figured in tax. I put the stuff up on the counter after the register-person appeared (when I first looked up at the counter, it looked like there was nobody there until I got into the line near the register and waited). It didn't take long. It didn't take that long for the transaction to get rung up and for payment to be processed. The card readers were clean and weren't problematic for me. About the only thing the register employee almost couldn't find (or get ahold of) was the barcode for the mesh candy bag (since the boa was almost covering it up in "glory"). I did find one oddball thing after purchase. Signs were directing me around the divider in a circular fashion around a divider instead of directly out - I wasn't pleased! I knew I had a receipt - and with Ulster County's bag laws, I didn't want or need a paper bag (I would later partially regret my decision), but inside the store, it just felt awkward. I don't know if I'll ever need it again, but I'll keep it in mind. I had a rider just yesterday (a day after I visited it by myself) to this location, but I wanted to keep my thoughts at bay and didn't want to reveal what I had for today. It actually worked out, because they later tipped me.

    EZ Way Rental Center - truck_rental - Updated May 2026

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